Space

How 3D-printing rockets and living on Mars could help us back on Earth

Planet Earth Relativity Space 3 D printed rockets

3D-printed space rockets ... 'You always have to push through something to make greatness,' says Tim Ellis, founder of Relativity Space. Image: Unsplash/NASA

Victoria Masterson
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3D printing is revolutionizing the rocket space. Image: Relativity Space

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